Graduate Assistant at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
About
I am a PhD student in the department of Computer Science at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.My general interests are in digital image processing, medical imaging, and computer vision. I am focused on developing new computer aided diagnostic (CAD) systems for the detection, diagnosis and understanding of complex brain disorders (e.g. autism). My primary expertise is in atlas-based medical image segmentation of different MR imaging modalities, especially diffusion tensor imaging (DTI). Since I joined the BioImaging lab in January 2013, my research is concentrated on building a DTI-based CAD system for the early diagnosis of autism that integrates both shape and connectivity...
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